butvacuum

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by butvacuum 12d ago
and breathing flux is a far larger concern than leaded solder. Physically getting them somewhere (eating while soldering, not washing hands, etc) is still a problem.
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by butvacuum 12d ago
I've never seen a coffee mug, or glass drinking vessel wear out. They always end up broken first.
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by butvacuum 12d ago
using 'roof solar is expensive, therefor solar is expensive" is borderline disingenuous. It's well established that roof solar is freqently not cost effective. Which has little relation to installing 100 acres worth. and, its
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by butvacuum 12d ago
I've not done unity3d dev- but yea, all I've seen from it are games using XML, or BinarySerializer. sometimes its compressed.
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by butvacuum 13d ago
they do take it at a single place and time though! 12:00.00, then 12:00.033, then 12:00.066, then 12:00.1.... I'll go out on a limb and say that's their argument if it goes to court. maybe it's only 5fps instead of 30. It&#x2
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by butvacuum 14d ago
for games its more often .net BinarySerializer.
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by butvacuum 14d ago
like apache parquet?
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by butvacuum 14d ago
they said they didn't change the behavior for range requests. So, it'll still be the basic no compression. (eg, server side decompression)
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by butvacuum 14d ago
afaik, ZFS will read an entire Record at a time- and that's the same granularity as its compression.
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by butvacuum 15d ago
Everybody is focused on the tubes... What about the diffuser with pyramid shaped lenses? the highly directional light projects a beam (flourescent lights are known for awfully harsh shadows) through the thin, lightweight 24x24" or 24x4
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by butvacuum 15d ago
It's not presently on scihub (also, $25 for access? fuck off...), but the whole study stinks of "dickens scholar checks modern reading comp, vastly overestimates familiarity with victorian england and dickens' prose."...
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by butvacuum 16d ago
I was thinking G-man and a suprise helicopter on your lawn. The government hasn't made a spectical of throwing the book at a jammer recently.
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by butvacuum 16d ago
It's 2026: we have more ways to defeat jamming, or make it irrelevant, at unit costs trivial for commercial and most private applications. 1) atomic clocks can be smaller than a closed fist and allow GPS to work with 3 satalites with o
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by butvacuum 16d ago
are you aware of n-grams?
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by butvacuum 17d ago
It seems I may have misremembered my example and inadvertantly made duty to retreat appear worse than it is. However- it was meant to highlight the positons both sides and it holds correct enough for thst still.
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by butvacuum 18d ago
people freqently conflate Stand Your Ground vs Duty to Retreat... with the entire rest of the debate. I'm trying to keep this neutral, so I'm using a rather cut and dry example: Somebody kicks in your door with a pump action and s
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by butvacuum 18d ago
First off- Texas has an explicit law making copper and catalytic converter theft a "Jail felony"- but if you break any other laws on the way, it's upgraded to a class 3 felony. See: https://statutes.capitol.texas.g
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by butvacuum 18d ago
is it more complicated than a freqency generator?
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by butvacuum 19d ago
considering all dyson structures are beyond even our theoretical material science knowledge... we'd in no way approach them.
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by butvacuum 19d ago
It sounds an awful lot like you are willfully ignorant on water management. Considering how accessable the basics are, I'm having trouble believing your argument is in good faith.
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by butvacuum 24d ago
unfortunately we already know about subvocalization.
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by butvacuum 25d ago
modeling isn't the hard part. It's decomposing it into usable chunks, the knowledge of what's going to be a problem, etc. either way, give an actual CAD program like fusion a go. No, not the FOSS stuff- the real stuff. Althou
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by butvacuum 25d ago
Two fold: 1) there's no reason to think they wouldn't just introduce other attack vectors instead- and at least x86 and arm have a huge base of people looking at them 2) javascript doesn't statically compile well as such spec
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by butvacuum 26d ago
uncomfortably close to the nail. American society is depressingly based on being able to point and laugh at somebody worse off than you. Never take a chance that a change that's good for everybdoy might place the person you laughed at
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by butvacuum 26d ago
"Ah, yes- let's compare an unpredictable once in a century worldwide event to a political party's long list of historical behavior."
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by butvacuum 26d ago
Honestly, I think we just need fo go back to life+75 or something that covers the next generation. Copyright is a fairly basic protection on Work, and wanting to alter it to be based on percived value is catastrophic- On one end you'll
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by butvacuum 26d ago
foot note for people not in the know- theres(in chronological order): 1) .Net Framework 2) .Net Core 3) .Net. Basically everything mentioned these days is just .Net, but core is often added because microsoft used such an ambiguous name.
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by butvacuum 27d ago
people freqently spend more than two years trying to get something published.
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by butvacuum 28d ago
_every_ chain store does this- from 7/11, to Hermes, to Aldi. It's just not usually that blatent. Offhand- things I expect they do: 1) as many impulse items as possible by moving freqently bought together items to opposite sides o
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by butvacuum 29d ago
It doesn't scare you that $store can decide to double their lrice because they detected a brand new phone in your pocket? This isn't even a little hypothetical- bluetooth had to anonomyze the MAC address to stop this, and it still

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